Vogue Knitting Fall 2019: A Review

Vogue Knitting has published an autumn 2019 issue. let's talk?





# 1, Large trailer. I always sell sturdy clothes with the house because I do not think they are fooling anyone and personally I can not stand big, heavy and ugly clothes, even if some people find it comfortable. So while the black and white contrast of this jacket is sharp and the strings are fun, I do not think it will be a more attractive and wearable jacket if paired with high shoulders, or if you want a larger jacket. The size, not the standard size, just one size, versus three or four.





# 2, pull the yoke. There are no complaints here. Looks good.





# 3, hat and cow. The set looks beautiful. It will be fun to choose this colorway.





# 4, Turtle Mosaic. It has an interesting contemporary look.





# 5, I work with high tiles. Attract more attention. Very average!





# 6, clothing meters. This is a fresh version of the gradient of the moths falling into the square in a neutral frame. I like it, even though I'm small and clean.





# 7, edge trailer. Excellent, but I will adjust the hanging shoulder.





# 8, pull the bell sleeve. Beautiful stitching and the color of the bell sleeves and vintage pink work with a romantic lace effect.





# 9, Braids and the jacket. The asynchronous panel offers the classic draped side touch.





# 10, roll a tied yoke. This is an interesting, attractive and portable piece.





# 11, brioche jacket. I will straighten the bags shoulders and make the sleeves more beautiful. Only the exaggerated neckline of this jacket is required.





# 12, a sewn dress. This is very clever. Excellent size, detail and good outline.





# 13, Clean the pull and napkin. I'm not sure how practical a short-sleeved sweater and scarf will be, especially if the wearer's hands are a little warmer, especially around the neck. There's a guy (a girl I met in high school in the '90s who refused to change her hairstyle completely, even though all her friends asked her because she said, "She has a cold neck." ).





# 14, Pull the yoke style. beauty. The yoke and stripes are hilarious and nothing like mohair.





# 15, a striped lace sweater. That's where it comes from. I love the look, light color and tips of the skin shown below.





# 16, box lok. I say shapeless, not boxing, and those short sleeves look amazing.





# 17, City. That's right. The comfortable fit fits well with this comfortable style, so I keep it one size larger.





# 18, hole blue. For the zebra lover in your life! It is a well done design, although the zebras are more aggressive than usual and bite a lot.





# 19, Krunek jersey. This was originally a "Perry Ellis Design" from the Archive, published by Pus Kineting Fall 1983. Very well aged, and even though I'm not an animal skin, if I wear it, it might be my choice.